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THE NATIONAL DRILL.
Permission Granted 90 Hold &c On the
White Let and Monument GrOunds.

The Secretary OF War referred 70 Gen. Sheridan
the application OF the national drill committee for
permission to hold the proposed national drill
next spring on the Monument lot and White Lot
The application had been approved by Col ]. NJ.
Wilson, commissioner OF public buildings and
grounds, with the proviso that the committee
shall designate some one OF their number 20 be
held responsible for all damages and 90 give bonds
10 remove all materials and put the grounds
in as good order as when they were transferred
TO the committee. II would seriously injure the
ellpse OF the White lot he said, n it should be
used for cavalry artillery drill but that there
could be objection TO the OF the road around
II for these purposes when hard and dry. No
horse piece Of artillery should be permitted 10
60 upon the lawns Artillery and cavalry drills
could be permitted on the monument grounds ~
they are about 20 be filled and graded
When the matter was referred TO General Shert-
dan he personally examined, in company with
General ordway, the chairman Of the committee,
the grounds In question and has reported 10 the Sec
etary OF War that he Is satisfied that there Is ample
and convenient room IN the Monument grounds
for ali camping space desired and that the White
the Monument ground for cavalry and artillery
exercises. He concurs with the views OF Colonel
Wilson as TO the conditions that should be eNacted
before the use OF the grounds is permitted rs they
appear TO properly guard the interests OF the gov
ernment
The approval or General Sheridan is all that win
De required In the matter, and permission Will 10
given 10 the drill committee 10 the grounds as
desired, with the necessary restrictions.
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VTRUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE UN.
Il IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE WEST
SIDE OF SIXTEEHIH STREET BETWEEN

BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of TSP
the District of Columbia, passed in equity cause x13
No l0ls5 docket % on the sixth day Of January,~
1887 will sell at public auction in front of the prem
Uses, on III RSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1887, at FOUR
O'CLOCK Nj those certain pieces parcels of land
known and described as lots Nc. 11S and lie, Of
1871 sd subdivision being recorded in the surveyors
office District Of Colunba In Liber w F., page lilo.
amounts in and two years, with interest which
the notes of the purchaser secured by deed
cash at the option of the purchaser deposit Of $3.50
each lot will be required when the bid is accepted
Conveyancing and recording at the cost of the pur-
chaser Terms Of sale must be complied with within
ten days FROM SALE
A. c. BRADLEY Trustee
472 Louisiana avenue northwest.
THOMAS BOWLING, AuchOneer jalO-1Ot
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fo rs 1 st s g! lots and 337 tyostory
7$ Tsr two IS t!rs frs, 4rs.
jai7s at time f Fl ss!e Auct;orr.r
'HE FINEST 4 HfI p RAEEsT COLLECTION OF
Ba Hh 1 P ZIP MAAff
M MHHEns Axe XAsE vhkY AKaE IS
81 Bs6NSE fiauk AAn G faShss
N Asb Gkkf hh NA
AND oRM0LU PEDEsTALs: sEtREs CESfER
kEKE fRNcE AT So G2shAANNkkNSTps 6H 1AHR
AND FIEGRs s bE GEi FAshs
P2sSz$ FfEH IHfJa T1s EH5HB
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hsSH dHRS1EEhEGf sAH E
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rA 4kG xE s5iS ST9vH BRqszE Ho1R n
R kH9 HHS Th9a S FE IS Bff SS
ER g Ghfsk p
f fEEaSK 1f FkaM T WITH MoSTE
WHIT R SEHh tAaGS n EshFr aAS MaRBnk
MAGNIFICENT AND RARE PEDESTALS RICH
PLUSH CABINET. EBONY AND GOLD WINDOW
TURE On GOLD SATIN DAMAsK1; RE-
fAED S HGshHo9MRA SSlHE ESEfFf fE2Ha
s BpFE ASP bK HN
TkIMMEp ten FEET WIDE. FouRTEEN s> FEET
SIX INCHES HIGH, MIRhORED: MAGNTFI-
CENT TABLE WARE, CHINA AND GLASS;
RNp aMbTkNA HATRASk WIFI NTH W84P
MIRROR AND BELGIUM MARBLE SLAB, MADE
IN BERLIN SOLID MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
IN SILVER ILLUMINATED LEATHER, ORNA-
MMENTEP WIN TN sIhXE r Re, SET IS
WRITING DESK AND CABINET.
BIRDS EYE MAPLE SUITE OF FURNITURE
EosEW9o DO TRIMMING. MADE IN France,
FREScH WALNUT AND GOLD BEDsTEAps,
ELABORATELY CARVED AND DECORATED
WITH RED SATIN UPHOLSTERY. WALNUT
ASD GILT ~ CABINETS, BOOKCASES, WARD
EOGANY CABINETS. ETC.
This collection is in respects the rarest land
best put sale in this country and only partly
enumerated Rs 1t would be impossible to do so in any
advertisement The goods are now exhibition at
Ain. and . o'clock pm. until Wednesday morning.
The sale will take place at the large hall Masonic
Temple, commencing on WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY
NINETEENTH, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN and at
the sane hours until entirely disposed Of Catalogues
for each days sale will be ready on day prior
The sale Will commence with the furniture hanyipgs
mirrors etc. and the character of each days sale will
be announced i'll the papers aud at the hall the day
prior thereof
These goods have been exhibition at 1870 Massa-
chlsetts avenue for some time past and great number
Of persons have them, they having now been re-
rooms.
ja15-3t DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
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+ ~ cents w. J.R HERTFOKD,
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AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.
The Condition Of Representative Co

The Condition Of Representative Cox.
VERY SICK NAN But HE MAY RECOVER.
The condition OF Representative Cox is some
what improved this morning, but he is still quite
Ill. Mr.. Cox Is suffering from pleur1sy and ca
tarrh OF the stomach. He is verymuch emaciated
and his breathing is short and painful His phy-
ScianS DrS. Bliss and Sewers, are frequently at
his bedside, and while admitting that he is very
sick man, express the opinion that he will recover
II something now Unforeseen does not occur to oc-
caSiOn relapse.
STAR reporter to-day that her husband was much
better yesterday morning, but not so wen In the
evening: He was bright again to-day, however,
and, it is hoped, better. The pain which is always
severe IN pleurisy, is abating.
District i'm Congress.
BILLS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Mr.. Hemphill introduced In the House to-day the
following Senate bills relating to the District OF
Columbia: To provide for an additional Judge OF
the Supreme Court OF the District for the protec-
ton OF the morals of minors In the District and
for the codifcatiOn of the laws OF the District and
the appointment OF reporter for the District Su-
preme Court. Mr.. Barbour introduced the Senate
bill relieving Gilbert Thompson and others from
excessive taxes.
THE LIQUOR QUESTION IN THE SENATE.
Mr.. Plumb introduced a resolution in the Senate
to-day inquir1ng how many unlicensed liquor sa-
looms are doing business in the District of Colum-
bia.
MI Spooner presented petition from temper
ance people asking for local option in the District
DELEGATION OF THE DISTRICT BAR ASSOCIATION
was before the House District sub committee to
day to urge the passage OF the bills for the COM
pilation OF criminal laws of the District for the
preparation OF District code, and for the ap-
pointment Of an additional judge OF the Supreme
Court OF the District. 1t is probable that the Dis
trtct committee viii endeavOr to pass these bills
on next District day in the House.
PETITION OF THE PRINTERS.
Printed copies OF petition from compositors,
pressmen and pruof-readers of the government
printing Office, asking for the passage OF the
Cullom bill to increase the rate of pay to SO cents
per hour or 60 cents per thousand for night Work.
were laid upon the desks in the House today
Capitol Topics.
PENSIONS FOR THR LIFE SAVERS
Mr.. Libbey introduced bill In the House to-
day providing pensions for the dependent rela-
lives OF the life saving crew who lost their lives in
trying to save the shipwrecked sailors on Cape
Henry.
A RESIGNATION.
Mr.. VIM. McAdoo, OF New Jersey, presented a
letter from Hon. Robert s. Green, and directed to
Speaker Carlisle stating that he had forwarded to
the governor OF New Jersey his resignation as a
Representative from the third district OF that
state. Laid On the table.
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R. BYRD. LEWIS,
4l6 5th st. NV.
Washington, d. q
r. j. WASHINGTON,
Oak Grove Postofiice,
Westlnoreland County, Va
Connn'rs.

Clerks Office of the circuit Court Of
WestmOreland County.
III. Warren HUT clerk of the Circuit Court Of said
county, in the State Of Virginia. do hereby certify that
Robert j. Washington, one of the Commissioners
ing under decree Of said court rendered the 18th
, day Of October. 1885, in the case of James Albert
has this day executed the bond required the said de-
cree
1856. j. WARREN HUTT
dlS-3Ot CLARK
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I>OR sALE-A GOOD SEVEN ROOM BRICK; COR
ner vermont ave and 10th st. NV; bath; all mod
ern improvements So 400.
Also three Bricks south side II ST.. between
lst and North Capital SITS. rooms each mod
ern improvements; 800 each.
JOHN Z. BEALL & CO.,
Est N W
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Changes I'm Civil Service Rules An.
proved.

The President has approved the changes in the
civil service rules proposed by the civil service
commissioners by which the commissioners
will have entire control OF all civil service exam
nations Throughout the country. They now have
authority TO appoint a central board OF examiners
special boards supplementary boards, local de,
partmenth boards. customs boards, and postal
boards.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and ) 90 prices
of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to II. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNcANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
sAsr TTEFs PtSH MpRN5Ne. 1857
COMMENCING AT TN u tH1sn Al 9th SALES.
NINTH AND D s ESsaast soRrHwEsr,
A' EVERY fkSi bk sSai i1os.fS' &C. of
S SSE e e9UFEi !.
WATER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
SPECIAL AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE SALE
SIXTY HIGH-CLAss PAINTINGS,
The Production Of
Mr. CHARLES ARMOR,
Comprising Many Choice Subjects:
LANDSCAPES, MARINE, FIGURE AND FRUIT
PIECES
visit to the Exhibition will, without doubt war.
rant Your presence at the sale, which takes place
THURSDAY, JANUARY TWENTY, at
HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK
At our Art Salesroom, Corner 10th st. and Pennsyl-
Avenue Northwest.
Ready for Exhibition TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY. Gallery open from am. to pm.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.,
'al7-4t Auctioneers.
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SALE OF VALUABLE real
ESTATE-CI.ASSIC SHORE FARM


BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court of -
Mest1 tn 9 co9nty Virginia, passed on the
James Albert Clarke and Adelaide his wife, against
Thomas J. Brady and others. the undersigned therein
appointed special commissioners for the purpose, will
sell at public auction the premises to the highest
bidder on TUESDAY, THE TWENTY-FIFTH DAY
toned known as Classic Shore, containing four hun
0red and sixty -four (464 more less. The said
land is valua BILE improved farm lying the county Of
state Of virginia adjoining Colonial
new barn, dwelling aud out buildings and wharf
Terms: Cash enough to pay the costs of suit and
wit: 90 1872. with interest at the rate of (6)
per cent per annum on $35 part thereof from the
with interest thereon from the 1st day Of Jan
till paid and the deferred payments to be follows
to W.T.: % 130 on the 9Th day of April 1887 and the
day OF sae notes for the deferred payments secured
by deed OF trust the premises to be given by the
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AGAINST COL. ROBERTsON.
A Decision An The Indiana Lisassaa
lsOveruOruhip CaDes

rSptAxAporrs Jan l7-Judse Ayree this morn
Ing gave his decision In the proceedings against
Iaeute nant Governor Robertson
he held that there is no provision OF the consti-
tuition whereby O lieutenant governor can be
elected at any other time than when governor Is
elected.
He granted the writ OF injunction against Col
Robertson 70 restrain him from presiding &C The
Joint convention on wednesday.
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HOTELS.

HIGHLAND PARK HOTEL AIKEN, s, C.
Hydraulic Passenger Elevator. New Plumbing
Absolutely Perfect Sanitary Arrangements
GEN. W. b. HAZkN, Chief Signal Officer IT, s A
says of Aiken: As Winter Residence consider it, in
Ioint OF temperature and Climate the desirable Of
any place in the United States"
Send for new pamphlet
i'm H. p c. HATFIELD proprietor
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. 1O.-virginia SKIES con-
soidated, "a. do. tenforties, Az rast due coupons
63 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd, Jan. 17.-Cotton quiet-mid-
ding. "a; Flour quiet and easy-Howard street and
90 ano family NIL al5at 20; city mills super 350a
2oo Patapsco family 53O; do superlative patent,
hhigh,erpll; southern red 9sa95 southern amber.
February ~ sa5; March 921. a!:,5s May, 91ss bid
Corn-southern and dull western higher and dull
southern white. 45a46; southern yellow. 45a4G :
February March. .a4a Steamer. Is;
sss Mssfa Se5 g.
sS che eye western stern FAX E and
gaiiet M Mess p?Ek 100 Bulk shoulders
ers "a = clear rib Sides .ams, 12al22 Lard
creamery, 2Ja3:,. Eggs easy and quiet. 7a2S PeIro
leum lower-refned 61s Coffee easy and dull-kio
cargoes, ordinary to fair, 14ka15A Sugar steady aud
Whisky quiet1 .2jal.2i Freights to Liverpool per
steamer steady-cotton. Nd -four, 2s: grain. 4aa5d
Sales-wheat 81 800 bushels corn, 2:,, 100 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. Jan. II, IL g. m-May wheat
opened firm at son and is low quoted at So 5-16.
May corn, Al 5-l6. May oats, 80 l-l6 May pork
12.324. May lard, 6.1O.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VTlHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE, NO. 1922
STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue Of a deed of trust, dated November 81
1884 and recorded in Liber llO3, folio 422 of the T
request of the party thereby secured shall sell ut
public auction in front Of the premises FRIDAY,
FOUR o &c Pm, Lot No: IA IN Robert Coleman's
XII. Sold subject to Y trust for 81, $50.
Terms, one-third cash balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months with interest from day Of sale. Other
particulars made known at sale.
ja8-S, JOHN PATCH, Trustee.
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AssIsrANf SECRETARY FARcHnD win return
from New York by Friday morning.
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Name. o. 300
Washington Stock Exchange.

The following changes from Saturdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day:
rs r ass. seuPegn %; ia bla li9 asked
town Gas s5 bid National Union Insurance. 81
bld, 22 asked Board of Public Works, green SIS,
20 bid 81 asked Washington Brick Machine l35
BID Nationa Metrop9il,an bank 47 bid second
anee, AZ bid 81 asked. Chesapeake anu Potomac
lei. Co., 1875 bid Panorama stock, 81 asked.
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THE BEST LAUNDRY STARCH In the world-Eleo.
trio LuStre Starch.
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The American C0lOntxaeiOm Society.
CELEBRATING THE SEVENTEEN ASsIyERsARY-ELEc.
TON OF oFFICERs

The Amlefic0M CODOmiZasiOn Society.
CELEBRATING THE SEVENTEEN ANsIy ERsARY-ELEo.
TON OF oFFICERa
The American Colonization society celebrated fts
SEVENTEEN anniversary last evening with appro-
pirate exercises at the Epiphany p. Il. church.
Hon John II. B. Latrobe, president OF the society,
presented the annual report. The receipts during
the year were 81, 9s2. 40, and the disbursements
$39, 1905. Early I'm the year the funds OF the
society were largely augmented by a generous lsg-
given passage In the bark Liberia April IL and
The bark Monroy1a october 30. Most OF these
for their so6riety, industry and Integrity The
annual discourse was delivered by Rev Charles
II. Hall, D. D., OF Brooklyn, n. Y, formerly pastor
Of the Epiphany church.
Against Socialists, Amarchisss. Ac.
The International Union OF Br1cklayers and Ma.
sons which has been holding a convention In this
city the past week, has adopted the following:
Resolved, that We, the l. U. OF and NJ, wish to he
known throughout the world that we do not
affiliate with any society or organizations gov
erned by principles or views advanced by social.
lists, anarchists, communists or any Organization
opposed 70 sustaining the laws or our government
and the nag bearing the stars and stripes is the
nag that should be recognized as the standard
OF all labor organizations
Travellers Guide.
PaSS NsR yoT and sa'icm 9Th and
Boston. p. IN. daily. For New York, on
sunday. am, II 30, 2, Ais 10 and I 70 D. ma.
For Cnicseo. Cincinnati. 81 Louis rittsburg and
the West, $40 am. fast line). daily To Cincinnati
and St Louis snd except Saturday "a Chicago; ~ Is
pm. Chicago Lilnited daily Chicago aud Cincinnati
thssss and g. d.i e ssh 'ss ssS
For Richmond and the South, q and Il daily and
4;35 pm daily except sunday For Baltimors, & IS.
AS. 4:S3, 40; g. 10. 10 and ii ~ pm. OH sun.
7:10 10 and III :20Pm. For Pope's Greek Line. Z %
Am. and 4 40 daily, except sunday For Annspo.
ns, 25 Am, II :l5, Arb and pm. daily, except
sunday on Sunday, Am and lo pm. FOR Erie,
OanandsieuA Rochester. Buffalo and Niagara, 10 pm
daily, except Saturday.
b AND o. RoUTE-Station. Corner New Jersey ave-
nue. and street-For Chicago, 10 tfast limitedD,
10 pm daily for Cincinnati, Louisville and St Louis
IS pm daily For BALTIMORE, 5. 6 80. $40. 80.
train) 80, 30 40, $40, 40 z. % and IL 30
pm. Sunday, 80, 80 4 30 and 10 .O5 am, 4: d.
30, 80 40, $40. 40, z, :25 and IL pm. For
Annapolis 40 an and II 10 and 80 pm. On
sunday, 8 80 am, $40 pm, For way stations be-
tween Washington and Baltimore, >, 40 80 Am,
IL 40. 800 40 and L 30 pm ON sundays. sd
. IN and :S0. 3 20, 20 and II pm. For stations
day and - pm. daily: 440 pm. daily, except sun
day for principal stations Metropolitan Branch.
$40 am. daily Sunday stops at all stations: for
Frederick. 40 IN, 4 40 pm daily. except sunday.
For Hagerstown. 10 and 5 81 pm. daily except
Sunday. For local points between Washington aud
Gaithersburg 10 o5 aud l2 80. l1:2l pm daily,
except SUNDAY.
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(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
OREAL Estate, KNOWN AS No. 228 THIRD

s. e S1 !ss fafEB
virtue q sS decree passed on the 2Sth day Of
RAIDER ct al, i'll the Supreme Court of the District
s ST ON nsbsrea As2sa EqTX Pskft
1887 1T FOUR O'CLOCK p n, otter at public sale, II,
front Of the premises, the following described prop
forty l4O) in reservation numbered ten 1O) fronting
on Sd street west, in Washington city twenty five
1y feef and r1n mn, dne west with that width
partly improved BY tMo,stery brick house with
west.
Terms of sale, as prescribed by decree: One-third
cash balance IN one and two years from the day Of
1erred payments bearing SIX per cent interest payable
and secured by deed Of trust the
so, depo OF al If cash ct the option Of the
terms not complied with within ten days the trus
the detaultlng purchaser. All conveyancing at the
purchasers cost.
HENRY RAS 4oa 5th W s1leas
THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer. jalI-d
FENHOMAs BOWLING, Auctloueer
ONE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EnRosEwooD CHAM
Der SUITE, FIVE PIECES INCLTDfNG AN
ELEGANT MIRROR FRONT ARMOiRE, AND
f f2sT oE6NA55 f1k299 9NH KNABE
PIECES PFC So, GRANTS WERE MADE Il PAKis5
AsR hSP 9I He GHAMBER D EqR EYRE
WALNUT GANE5EAf piNING CHAIRS eHIS&
ETC, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY TWENTIETH,
1881 commencing ut TEN O'CLOCK, at residence,
the Capitol snail sell the entire contents
The Rosewood Chamber Suite mentioned above is
exceptionally hne and should command the attention
OF PARTIES desiring elegant suite of Furniture.
jal3-dts
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
o g SIXTH MNSTahx s 5h1aE
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated February 1, ~
~ in IN hs 94 Nd 1885, tssSd
fhese f and at the of the party
S q ~PRaF
Gx Us U.s. said f R snS
subdivision of lots III square numbered eight hundred
fsa 10 lie n
Office of the said District the being improved by
TERMS q sale cash, and the residue in two
y six the
with interest secured said property, will be taken
viii III Is sss It %s Il # aSS
recording at the cost Of the purchaser Of sale
asSs sas ss
sfSssas. Stas 1as':. s''
$hH ApsSN SS 4 gsz
daoeosas h hkAhEANsR as ii TakSEh Trustees
@ AR3yE SALE a. II
3 faiR AcR 1877 in front Of the premises at
,s1ssss. h sAsAFR Rs i Ex1Aas1H Trustees.
poned until FRIDAY, the TWENTY. FIRsT DAY OF
5 SAHGAkY p a M D. 1887 at HALFPAsT FOUR
,a14eosa. kkAf5S Rs H TaaSHR Trustees.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneerx
sAHH &c S5tyAPEE sGRH
u
as # at tie g.
@ ss
undersigned Trustees will sell It public auction IL
ESpf # 'hs p Td2R
NJ the following described real estate situate in the
numbered q one hanarsd and sa,a aes
hundred m BY Sas
Terms Of sale One; third 60 cash. and the residue
three years day Of sale for which the notes Of the
III q 5
ee M the 81 Ss All .ad
Are aS s9a With within sp days the
's Sissoa. S aahSS I Af EaH5Ss Trustees
bR2yH sAE HAs EEFE ss
,.l~ a.. '''' az5 aHHgs
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUIIpiNG
XbqT ~ s5TxTE6kTH wfETkEET hETwEES
BY virtue OF . decree Of the supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, passed Vuy 10, 1885, In iii
the cause Of Mary Dunn, by Hugh Riley. her neIt w
Equity PpS1ss No. e. e VII eef n fCS sale ale
JANUARY. 1887, at half past four O'Clock p m. in
bs 5 Sc sssss.
sub lot II, of Brainard H. Warmers Of lot
Of square north Of square numbered IT. In the city
OF Washington, District of Columbia.
Terms Of sale prsscrabsd by decree The pusc5sce
onetiird in year and In two years there
after the deferred payments to be secured 70 the
and sufficient mortgage upon the prenises 50 sold
subject TO the approval Of the court court may
TIE sale to b for cash deposit Of 300 shall b paid
comply with terms Of sale within days the trustee
may resell 1t his rsk and cost Conyeyencing % pur
chaser's cost ANDREW A. LIpSCONB, Trustee.
oiiiee 32l u street NV. Washington. PC.
OUNCANSON BROS, AucttoneeTA 3a1O.d&ds
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TOMORROW.
DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LOT HOUSEHOLD
FuRNITURE, CARPET, GOLD WATCH AND
CHAIN, &c.
By virtue of an order Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia holding special term for Or
phans Court business will sell at the auction rooms
OF Duncanson Bros, 9th and d SITS II W.. on TUESDAY
at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. lot Household Goods, Gold
Watch and Chain.
Terms cash. ..~.r.
VIM. 81. DEMPSEY,
Adm1nistrator Of the estate Of Walter Lenox Towers
deceased ta14.:x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-17
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioncer.

IMPROVED PROPERTY No. 1880 FIFTH STREET.
~, IN Tf GikE0ReGIEToWN. D, G. AT AuCrIoN;,
l 1881 at att FoM i O'CLOCK in front of the prem
fronting 2 feet the south side of Filth street be-
tween Market and Frederick streets, by depth Of
ABOUT 10 feet. improved by comfortable two-story
rooms. 9-
Terms cash. deposit of 800 required at time Of
SALE Conveyancing at purchasers cost ja1 -d&ds